<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>To run Task Manager as an administrator on Windows 11, you can follow various methods.</li><li>You might encounter 'Access is denied' error when trying to kill processes that require elevated privileges.</li><li>1. Run Task Manager As Administrator via Windows Search: Right-click on Task Manager in Windows search results and select 'Run as administrator'.</li><li>2. Run Task Manager As Admin via Command Prompt: Open Command Prompt, type 'taskmgr', and press Enter.</li><li>3. Run Task Manager as Admin via Desktop Shortcut: Create a desktop shortcut for Task Manager, right-click on it, select 'Properties', check 'Run as administrator', and click Ok.</li><li>4. Open Task Manager as Administrator via Control Panel: Access Control Panel, change to Large Icons view, navigate to Windows Tools, and select 'Run as administrator' on Task Manager.</li><li>Running Task Manager as an admin allows you to perform tasks that require admin privileges on Windows 11.</li></ul>

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